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Parental alienation happens when one parent alienates the other. This can occur through negative comments made to the children. Addressing this in court is challenging but necessary.

*Not every negative comment counts as parental alienation. *Consult your lawyer to see if the court will be concerned. *If needed, file a motion with evidence to present in court.

To handle parental alienation, talk to your lawyer first. Discuss the issue with your ex if possible. If needed, file a motion and present your evidence to the court. The court will take appropriate action if alienation is proven.

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